- Entrepreneur X operates a liquor store and received a VAT assessment of €73,301 and a fine of €36,650
- After objection, the VAT assessment was reduced to €55,161 and the fine to €13,790
- The Northern Netherlands Court reduced the fine by 15% due to exceeding a reasonable time limit
- The Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court ruled that X is not entitled to more input tax deduction and no deduction for taxable rental
- The Court imposed a penalty of €12,144, reduced to €10,322 due to undue delay
Source: nlfiscaal.nl
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